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Story: Cardone Capital Buys 1,000 Bitcoin as Real Estate Turns to Crypto for Stability

By Evie Vavasseur

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A Bold Move from Real Estate to Digital Reserves. Cardone Capital’s acquisition of approximately 1,000 BTC—worth around $100 million at current…

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Metaplanet’s Strategy Reinforces the Trend. Cardone Capital isn’t alone in this approach. Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has also been…

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Why Bitcoin Is Attracting Corporate Interest. The global economic climate is changing. With inflation remaining high in many countries, and…

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Real Estate and Crypto: A New Asset Pairing. The merging of real estate and Bitcoin within corporate treasuries presents a powerful…

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The Bigger Picture. Cardone Capital and Metaplanet may be early movers in this trend, but they’re likely not the last.

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Final Thoughts. As of June 23, Cardone Capital’s treasury now holds 1,000 Bitcoin, aligning it with a growing list…

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In a move that signals a deeper shift in how traditional companies manage their reserves, Cardone Capital, a real estate investment firm led by entrepreneur Grant Cardone, has…

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As the financial world faces rising inflation, geopolitical tensions, and currency instability, more corporations are reassessing their reserve strategies.

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Cardone Capital’s acquisition of approximately 1,000 BTC—worth around $100 million at current prices—marks a notable shift for the company.

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Grant Cardone, the company’s founder, shared the update through his social media channels, highlighting the significance of combining “two best-in-class assets”—real estate and…

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According to the firm, this move is only the beginning. Cardone Capital plans to continue expanding both its property holdings and Bitcoin reserves, seeing both as reliable…

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Metaplanet’s vision is clear: to use Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and a way to reduce exposure to fiat currency risk.

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These actions show that large corporations, including those outside the tech sector, are beginning to treat Bitcoin not only as an investment but as a serious part of their…

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The global economic climate is changing. With inflation remaining high in many countries, and fears over rising debt levels in nations like the U.S.

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In this environment, Bitcoin presents an alternative. Its fixed supply—only 21 million BTC will ever exist—makes it attractive to companies looking to preserve capital over the…

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